15 Hermès Sandal Dupes Everyone Is Talking About

1. Quince Italian Leather Cutout Slide

For shoppers hunting the Hermès Oran look without the $700+ price tag, the Quince Italian Leather Cutout Slide Sandal is the top pick. At $62, it delivers a genuine full-grain Italian nappa leather upper and a faithful H-strap cutout silhouette that passes the Oran visual test.

What separates Quince from the field is material honesty — most dupes at this price use faux leather, but Quince sources from an LWG-certified Italian tannery.

2. French Sole Alibi Sandal

The French Sole Alibi Sandal is the premium tier among Hermès Oran dupes — genuine leather H-strap construction at around $155, designated “Best Premium Dupe” by Glamour and Gains, with a lightly padded footbed that reviewers actually find more comfortable than the real Hermès.

Leather peeling remains the key long-term durability caveat, and the stiffer leather requires some break-in period compared to fabric or PU dupes.

3. Pagonis Greek Sandals H-Strap Leather Slide

Pagonis Greek Sandals H-Strap Leather Slide is a genuine handmade-in-Greece leather slide with an authentic H-strap Oran silhouette, full-grain leather construction, and workshop heritage since 1940 — available from around $40, making it one of the most materially credible dupes available.

4. Steve Madden Hadyn

The Steve Madden Hadyn offers a budget-friendly alternative without sacrificing style, available in a huge selection of sizes, colors, and materials. This dupe remains one of the most frequently recommended across multiple roundups for its close resemblance to the Oran.

5. Steve Madden Hoku

Steve Madden Hoku sandals (super similar in style to the Hadyn) are known for being some of the best Hermès sandal dupes. The H-shape leather upper could easily be mistaken for the original by most people unfamiliar with the actual Oran.

6. Target Nina Sandals

These Target Nina Sandals are such a good Hermès Oran sandal dupe, offering the same silhouette and cutout detail through convenient in-store shopping and a genuinely accessible price point for everyday wear.

7. Steve Madden Hayden

The Steve Madden Hayden sandals are another great choice, with construction done just right and very similar in style. Right down to the stitching along the trim, they remain the most affordable of the Steve Madden options.

8. Patricia Green Hallie Sandal

Both the Patricia Green Hallie sandals and the French Sole Alibi slides let you get the same look for less. Reviewers note both are super comfortable and really beautiful, making the choice between them a genuinely difficult one.

9. Sam Edelman Slide Sandal

Another fantastic dupe blending comfort with style, these Sam Edelman slides have a sleek design and feature the brand’s logo for a chic touch, priced around $100 to $120.

10. Bibi Lou Cutout Slides

Bibi Lou cutout slides are by far the most expensive of the Hermès Chypre sandal dupes, scoring 4.2 out of 5 on Anthropologie’s website. This option suits those wanting a more boutique-level alternative.

11. Bruno Magli Fina Slide

The Bruno Magli Fina Slide is a favorite at the mid-range, using real leather and holding up well over time. This dupe suits those wanting genuine leather quality without reaching the premium French Sole price point.

12. Margaux The MX Slide

Margaux The MX is another mid-range favorite using real leather construction, offering the timeless minimalist slide silhouette with genuine durability for those wanting to invest slightly more than budget options.

13. Gianni Bini Elevated Flip Flop

The Gianni Bini sits at the budget end of the elevated flip flop and minimalist slide trend, offering an accessible way to try the style without significant investment, part of a broader summer 2026 movement toward elevated basic sandals.

14. Amazon H-Cutout Slide Sandal

Widely available Amazon H-cutout slide sandals offer some of the most accessible pricing in the category, with reviewers noting these hold up surprisingly well over time despite costing well under $50.

15. Toteme Minimalist Slide

Toteme’s take on the elevated flip flop and minimalist slide trend offers a more directional, Scandinavian-influenced silhouette, appealing to those wanting a fashion-forward alternative that still nods to the classic Oran shape without directly replicating it.